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FOOTBALL remains the country’s flagship sport, but has sadly continued to be anything like the top sporting discipline with mostly those involved with the game either as administrators, coaches, players and fans conspiring to make a mockery of its status. The Castle Lager Premier Soccer League is only eight Match Days into the 2024 season, […]
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Fadzayi Maposah Correspondent Growing up is overrated! Goodness the glamour that was attached to being an adult when one was small was so much that each day, you wished the day only had 12-16 hours that you would wake up sooner all grown up As a child you will be busy taking sips of your […]
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Memory Chirere Correspondent For Zimbabwe, turning 44 brings unbearable memories of 1980. But, maybe, for us interested in literature, the joy is also in picking, sometimes at random, on any book or story based on the feelings, thoughts, promises and revelations of around the independence period in 1980. One settles on Stanley Nyamfukudza’s 1983 collection […]
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Arthur Marara Point Blank Taking territory in an economic space typically refers to expanding market share or increasing influence in a particular industry or market. This is the final instalment in the series. I trust that you also read my series on the “Predator Mode.” The bottom line is that the business space is highly […]
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Elliot Ziwira Senior Writer In 1972, the Australian trio, New World, released a song, which was later popularised by the British band, Smokie, following the release of their version in 1976. The timeless oldie is “Living Next Door to Alice”. There are so many versions of it now, under different titles, but maintaining the same […]
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Golden Guvamatanga Correspondent THEY came in droves from across the country, danced to Alick Macheso’s sungura beat, watched Dynamos and Highlanders battle it out in the Uhuru Cup and duly returned to their homes, satisfied that their beloved motherland is in safe hands. This is the enduring story of Murambinda, Buhera, on April 18, 2024. […]
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We live in a day and age where the internet has become an extremely useful tool, but it has also become increasingly dangerous. To safeguard ourselves from potential risks, it is crucial to adopt a proactive approach to internet safety. In this blog post, we will explore key tips to help you stay vigilant and […]
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Have your dreams for a beautiful in-law relationship vanished? Whether you are a daughter-in-law or a mother-in-law, perhaps you began the relationship with hopes of a close connection, but now loving your in-law feels impossible. Dread and worry fill your mind. Will this broken relationship harm future generations of our family? At first you may […]
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ZIMBABWE is almost entirely an exporter of commodities, with 80 percent of export value coming from minerals and most of the remaining 20 percent being tobacco, backed by other agricultural products such as cotton. Even here the commodities are often exported in a raw or semi raw state, with only modest processing before they leave […]
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Mercy Muchemwa and Innocent Mujeri-Herald Correspondents In today’s fast-paced global market, the lure of affordability often overshadows the quest for quality. This trend has unfortunately encouraged a growing preference for counterfeit goods from other countries over authentic, high-quality Zimbabwean products. Such decisions ripple across not only economic lines but also affect societal well-being, national pride, […]
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Park Jae-South Korea Ambassador At the outset, I would like to begin with insisting that “A” is for “Agriculture” as far as Zimbabwe is concerned. Over 60 percent of the population, directly or indirectly, are employed in the agricultural sector. About 33 million hectares out of 39 million hectares of total land are used for […]
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The sun was very hot, breathing unfathomable heat and sending cicadas crying for the immediate divine intervention of the ancestors and God. Each day cicadas clung precariously on tree barks and cried loud, but the autochthons seemed to ignore them. And so was the war. It had spread fast. Villagers took turns to feed […]
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Marilyn Mutize–Herald Correspondent The issue of drug and substance abuse has become a major concern for Government as cases of people abusing dangerous substances continue to grow. Recent reports indicate a troubling increase in drug-related incidences. Drug abuse is not just about people seeking a temporary high; it is a complex issue influenced by several […]
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The Herald, 26 April, 1984 EVERY district in Zimbabwe will soon have a library following the establishment of the National Library and Documentation Service recently. The NLDS was jointly established by the Zimbabwe Library Association and the Ministry of Youth, Sport, and Culture and will strive to provide free reading material to all Zimbabweans, especially […]
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